Bourgogne "Terroir d'Exception" 2023 - Domaine du Château de Meursault - Bourgogne AOC
€76.80 /L
Description
Bourgogne Terroir d'Exception 2023, the mineral brilliance of a great Chardonnay
For lovers of fine wines seeking the rare balance between intensity and purity, this Bourgogne Terroir d'Exception 2023 from Domaine du Château de Meursault promises a clear, lasting impression. Between mineral tension and fruity caress, it answers a desire for precision, accuracy and harmony at the table. Its uniqueness stems from a strong sense of place: the Perrières in Meursault, where a parcel planted in 1975 roots in limestone scree and marls, east-facing to catch the morning light and convey freshness. The approach is artisanal: hand-harvested grapes, slow pressing, traditional vinification, and ageing on fine lees with 30% new oak, preserving the essence of the terroir without excessive wood. The bouquet evokes white flowers, Conference pear, fine vanilla and a delicate toasty nuance, while the palate, generous and well-defined, unfolds a salivating, precise and decidedly gourmand thread.
What you will enjoy now and over time
- Clear mineral expression - A chiselled freshness that brightens the attack and extends the finish, ideal for precise and lively pairings.
- Nuanced aromatic complexity - White flowers, Conference pear, vanilla notes and subtle toasty accents create a refined and delicate palette.
- Satin texture and impeccable structure - Generous yet upright body, driven by lively energy, delivering a sense of precision and balance.
- Measured élevage - The 30% new oak provides structure without ever dominating, reassuring those who prefer discreet oak.
- Comfortable ageing potential - Attractive today, it will gain depth over 3 to 4 years, offering flexible drinking windows.
Origin, vine and know-how, crafted with jeweller’s precision
Made from 100% Chardonnay and classified as Bourgogne AOC, this wine comes from a 68-are parcel in the heart of the Perrières in Meursault. The limestone scree and marls, together with an east-facing aspect, create a direct, luminous minerality. Planted in 1975, the vineyard yields grapes of remarkable aromatic precision. The harvest is carried out by hand to preserve the integrity of the berries. Pressing is deliberately slow and vinification traditional, allowing the terroir to express itself. Ageing on fine lees with 30% new oak adds relief and a delicate mouthfeel without masking the stony thread. On the nose, minerality intertwines with white flowers, Conference pear and subtle vanilla, lifted by an elegant toasty note. On the palate, you find that controlled generosity, salivating precision and striking freshness. Alcohol content is 13.5%.
Pairings and tasting moments, the table as a showcase
This Burgundy shines with delicate, refined dishes. It complements fine fish, scallop carpaccio, a buttered sole or poultry in cream. It also pairs well with pressed cheeses, such as a mature Comté, highlighting their depth. As an elevated aperitif, it opens the evening with distinction. Serve cool but not ice-cold to reveal its texture and nuances naturally.
Difference, signature, trust, excellence serving pleasure
Domaine du Château de Meursault signs a wine here with a clear personality, respectful of fruit and mineral expression. Critical recognition, with a score of 90/100 and 16.5/20, confirms the excellence of the blend between terroir, precise winemaking and measured élevage. At Louvins, we prioritise cuvées with accomplished balance, designed for the table and for cellaring. You benefit from a rigorous selection, a secure buying experience and dedicated advice, making every bottle a special moment.
Invite this Bourgogne Terroir d’Exception 2023 to your table and let the minerality of the Perrières sign your finest dishes. Add it to your cellar now to enjoy its brilliance today or its depth in the years to come.
Product Details
- Origin
- France
- Allergens
- Contains sulfites
- Capacity
- 75 cl
- Appellation
- Bourgogne AOC
- Color
- White
- Wine Region
- Bourgogne, France
- Vintage
- 2023
- Type of wine
- White wine
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